Jerome has a lawsuit pending on his property. What would alert potential buyers to this fact?

A quitclaim deed is a legal instrument used to transfer any interest one party may have in a property without making any guarantees about the title. While it can be used to convey ownership, it does not serve as a public notice of a pending lawsuit and thus would not alert potential buyers to any legal issues regarding the property.

A tax lien is a claim against a property due to unpaid taxes. While it indicates a financial obligation on the property, it does not specifically inform potential buyers about a lawsuit pending on the property. Buyers may be aware of tax liens, but they would not reveal any legal disputes related to ownership or claims against the property.

A constructive lien is a legal claim imposed by law on a property to secure payment of a debt, often arising from services rendered or materials supplied. Like a tax lien, it does not provide information about a pending lawsuit and would not serve as a warning to potential buyers regarding legal disputes affecting the property.